Canada’s life sciences industry split on Canada-EU free trade agreement

Rx&D, BIOTECanada say intellectual property proposals will protect Canadian innovation and attract capital, but harmonization with EU could put generic drug and regenerative medicine industries at a disadvantage.


 

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